Mobile accessories at Global Swanky include tempered glass and privacy screen protectors, phone and wallet cases, wireless chargers, power banks, car mounts, phone camera lenses, AirPods and AirTag cases, and more. Prices start at $10.00, with free US shipping.

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1. What Are Mobile Accessories?
2. A Short History of Mobile Accessories
3. What's in Our Mobile Accessories Collection?
4. Screen Protectors
5. Screen Protector Types Compared
6. How to Fit a Screen Protector
7. Phone Cases
8. Chargers and Charging Stations
9. Charging Standards Explained
10. Choosing Charger Wattage
11. Wireless Charging Tips
12. Cables
13. Power Banks
14. Holders, Stands and Car Mounts
15. Car Mount Types Compared
16. Phone Camera Lenses and Monoculars
17. Screen Protector Thickness and Edges
18. Mobile Accessories for Other Devices
19. Tablet Accessories
20. Audio Accessories
21. Checking Compatibility
22. Mobile Accessories for Different Users
23. Understanding Compatibility Labels
24. How to Choose Mobile Accessories
25. Build Your Mobile Accessories Kit
26. Mobile Photography Tips
27. Organising Your Mobile Accessories
28. Accessories for Video Calls and Remote Work
29. Mobile Accessories for Children
30. Mobile Accessories Safety
31. Caring for Your Mobile Accessories
32. When to Replace Mobile Accessories
33. Mobile Accessories Glossary
34. Common Mistakes When Buying Mobile Accessories
35. Making Mobile Accessories Last
36. Mobile Accessories as Gifts
37. How Much Do Mobile Accessories Cost?
38. Shipping, Returns and Support
39. Mobile Accessories FAQs
40. Find the Right Mobile Accessories

What Are Mobile Accessories?

Mobile accessories are add-on products that protect, power, mount or extend what your phone and other mobile devices can do. They include cases, screen protectors, chargers, cables, power banks, holders, camera lenses and cases for earbuds and trackers.

The right mobile accessories make a phone last longer, keep it charged through the day and make it easier to use at home, at work, in the car and on the move.

Protection accessories

Cases, screen protectors and camera lens protectors guard against drops, scratches and cracks, which are the most common reasons for phone repairs.

Power accessories

Chargers, cables, wireless pads, charging stations and power banks keep your devices running at home and away.

Convenience accessories

Holders, stands, car mounts, grips and wallets make your phone easier to use, hold and carry.

Creative accessories

Clip-on lenses, monoculars and stands help you take better photos and videos without buying a separate camera.

Accessories for other devices

Mobile accessories also cover earbuds, smartwatches, trackers and handheld game consoles that travel with your phone.

A Short History of Mobile Accessories

Mobile accessories have changed as quickly as phones themselves.

Early mobile phones

Early mobile phones came with belt clips, leather pouches and bulky chargers. Each brand used its own connector, so chargers rarely worked across phones.

The smartphone era

Large glass touchscreens made cases and screen protectors essential. Car mounts, stands and power banks followed as people relied on their phones for maps, music and photos.

USB standards

Micro-USB, then USB-C, made cables and chargers far more interchangeable. Today most new phones, tablets and laptops charge over USB-C, which simplifies mobile accessories for families with several devices.

Wireless and magnetic charging

Wireless charging pads and magnetic accessories now let you charge, mount and add wallets without plugging anything in.

What's in Our Mobile Accessories Collection?

The collection lists 207 products, and all but one were in stock when we updated this page on October 7, 2026. Prices run from $10.00 to $248.71, with a median starting price of $21.32.

Counts come from product titles and types on October 7, 2026, so some items appear in more than one group. Check compatibility with your exact phone model on each listing.

Screen Protectors

Screen protectors are the largest group in our mobile accessories range, and one of the cheapest ways to protect a phone.

Tempered glass

Tempered glass protectors feel like the original screen, resist scratches and take the impact of small drops. If they crack, they can be replaced instead of the phone's display.

Privacy screen protectors

Privacy protectors narrow the viewing angle, so people beside you see a dark screen while you see it clearly. They suit commuters, offices and public places.

Full-cover and edge-to-edge protectors

Full-cover protectors reach the edges of the display for more protection. Check they're case-friendly, so the case doesn't lift the edges.

Film protectors

Thin plastic films are flexible and fit curved screens, but they protect less against impact than glass and can scratch more easily.

Matte and anti-glare protectors

Matte finishes reduce glare and fingerprints, which helps outdoors and for gaming, though they can slightly soften the image.

Camera lens protectors

Lens protectors cover the camera bump with glass or metal rings, protecting lenses from scratches without affecting photos when fitted correctly. Clean the lenses before fitting them.

Smartwatch protectors

Round and square watch protectors guard smartwatch screens from scratches. The Round Smartwatch Tempered Glass Screen Protector, HD Clarity, Scratch Resistant costs $21.06.

Game console protectors

Tempered glass for handheld consoles protects screens in bags and during play.

Screen Protector Types Compared

What 9H hardness means

Many listings mention 9H hardness. It refers to a pencil hardness scratch test, so it describes scratch resistance rather than how well glass survives a drop, which depends more on thickness and fit.

How to Fit a Screen Protector

A careful fit avoids bubbles and dust and makes these mobile accessories last longer.

1. Wash your hands and work in a clean, low-dust room, such as a steamy bathroom.
2. Clean the screen with the wet wipe, then dry it with the cloth.
3. Use the dust sticker to lift any remaining specks.
4. Line up the protector with the speaker and camera cut-outs, using an alignment frame if included.
5. Lower it from one edge and let it settle across the screen.
6. Push small bubbles to the edges with the card or cloth.
7. Leave the phone for an hour before fitting a tight case.

Removing a cracked protector

Lift a corner with a fingernail or thin card and peel slowly. Wear gloves if the glass is badly shattered, and wrap the pieces before throwing them away.

Phone Cases

Cases are some of the most popular mobile accessories. Browse our full range in the phone case collection.

Slim and magnetic cases

Slim cases add little bulk, and magnetic cases snap onto magnetic chargers, mounts and wallets, which makes them flexible everyday mobile accessories.

Wallet and flip cases

Wallet cases hold cards and cash, and flip covers protect the screen. The iPhone Wallet Case with Credit Card Holder PU Leather Flip Cover costs $10.52.

Silicone and soft cases

Soft cases add grip and absorb small knocks, and they're easy to fit and remove. The Ultra Thick Soft Silicone Frog Case for iPhone with Cut-Outs costs $11.64.

Gaming cases

Gaming grip cases add handles for comfortable play on long sessions.

Earbud and tracker cases

AirPods, earphone and AirTag cases protect small devices from scratches and make them easier to find. The Sand-Resistant Earphone Cases with Glow-in-the-Dark Design cost $24.95.

Chargers and Charging Stations

Charging gear is an essential part of any mobile accessories kit.

Wall chargers

USB-C Power Delivery (PD) chargers fast-charge most modern phones and are the most flexible choice for households with several devices. Check the wattage your phone supports; 20W to 30W suits most phones, and laptops need more.

Wireless charging pads

Wireless pads charge compatible phones without plugging in a cable, so you can pick up the phone and go. The Fast USB-C Wireless Charger Pad Metal Frame for iPhone and Samsung costs $14.34.

Multi-device charging stations

Charging stations power a phone, earbuds and smartwatch at once, which clears clutter from desks and bedside tables. The 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Station for Multiple Devices Fast Charger costs $76.58.

Magnetic charging

Magnetic chargers align automatically with compatible phones and cases. Keep cards and thick cases away, since they can block charging.

Car chargers

Car chargers and charging mounts keep phones topped up on long drives and while using maps, which drains the battery quickly.

Charging Standards Explained

Knowing a few terms helps you match charging mobile accessories to your devices.

Wattage

Higher wattage charges faster only if your phone supports it. A higher-watt charger is safe to use, because the phone only draws what it needs.

Charging efficiency

Wireless charging is convenient but slower and loses more energy as heat than a cable. Use a cable when you need a fast top-up.

Choosing Charger Wattage

Match the charger to the most demanding device you'll plug in.

Multi-port chargers

Multi-port chargers share their total power between devices, so each one may charge more slowly when several are plugged in.

Wireless Charging Tips

A few habits make wireless charging faster and cooler.

Align the coils

Place the phone in the centre of the pad, or use magnetic alignment, so the charging coils line up.

Check your case

Thin cases usually work, but thick, metal or wallet cases can block charging. Remove cards before charging.

Manage heat

Charge in a cool, ventilated spot. If the phone gets very warm, remove the case or switch to a cable.

Overnight charging

Many phones slow charging near full to protect the battery. Keep the pad on a hard surface away from bedding.

Cables

Good cables are the most underrated mobile accessories, because they charge faster and last longer.

USB-C cables

USB-C cables work with most new phones, tablets and laptops. The 240W USB-C PD Fast Charging Cable for Laptops Tablets and Phones costs $27.35.

Cable ratings

Check the wattage rating, especially for laptops. Cables rated for 60W, 100W or 240W carry more power safely, and a high-rated cable also works at lower power.

Length and durability

One-metre cables suit desks, two-metre cables suit beds and sofas, and short cables suit power banks. Braided cables resist fraying.

Power Banks

Power banks keep phones charged away from sockets. Browse our power bank collection.

Choosing capacity

About 5,000mAh adds roughly one phone charge, and 10,000mAh adds about two. Larger capacities suit travel and camping but weigh more.

Magnetic power banks

Magnetic models snap onto compatible phones and charge wirelessly, so there's no cable to carry. The Fast Magnetizing Wireless Power Bank costs $19.66.

Flying with a power bank

The FAA says spare lithium-ion batteries, including power banks, must be carried in carry-on baggage only, and limits them to 100 watt-hours each without airline approval.

Holders, Stands and Car Mounts

Holders and stands are handy mobile accessories that keep your phone where you can see it.

Desk stands

Stands prop phones up for video calls, recipes and films, and foldable stands travel well. The Simple Astronaut Mobile Phone Stand Cute Spaceman Holder costs $17.55.

Magnetic holders

Magnetic holders attach to compatible cases or metal plates, so you can mount and remove your phone with one hand. Check the magnet strength suits heavier phones.

Car mounts

Dashboard, vent and windscreen mounts keep maps in view. The Magnetic Phone Holder for Car Dashboard Stand Safe Access costs $14.26.

Using phones safely in the car

Set your route before you drive, mount the phone where it doesn't block your view, and avoid touching it while driving. Check local laws, as many places restrict handheld phone use behind the wheel.

Car Mount Types Compared

Position matters

Mount the phone low and out of your line of sight to the road, but close enough to glance at maps without leaning.

Phone Camera Lenses and Monoculars

Clip-on lenses are fun mobile accessories that expand what your phone camera can do.

Wide-angle lenses

Wide-angle lenses fit more into the frame, which helps with scenery, groups, architecture and small rooms.

Macro lenses

Macro lenses focus very close, revealing details in flowers, insects, food and textures that the main camera can't capture.

Telephoto lenses

Telephoto lenses bring distant subjects closer, which suits wildlife, sports and concerts. The Mobile Phone Telephoto Lens for Clear Long-Distance Photography costs $30.00.

Monoculars with phone adapters

Monoculars magnify distant views for bird watching, hiking and concerts, and many include a phone clip for photos through the eyepiece.

Getting sharp photos

Clean the phone lens and clip-on lens, line the lens up carefully, and use a tripod or steady surface for telephoto shots. Tap to focus before you shoot.

Sun safety

Never look at the sun through a monocular, telescope or telephoto lens, as this can cause permanent eye damage.

Screen Protector Thickness and Edges

Small details decide how a protector looks and lasts.

Thickness

Thin glass around 0.3mm feels almost invisible and keeps touch sensitivity high. Thicker glass offers a little more impact protection.

2.5D and 3D edges

2.5D edges are slightly rounded for a smooth feel. 3D curved protectors follow curved screens but can be harder to fit with cases.

Oleophobic coating

An oil-repelling coating reduces fingerprints and makes the screen easier to clean.

Sensor and speaker cut-outs

Cut-outs should match your phone's front camera, sensors and speaker exactly, so calls and face recognition work normally.

Mobile Accessories for Other Devices

Many mobile accessories in our range suit more than phones.

Earbuds

Silicone and hard cases protect earbud charging cases from scratches and drops, and many add a clip for keys or bags. Check the case leaves the charging port and light visible.

Trackers

Tracker cases and holders attach item trackers to keys, bags, pet collars and luggage, and protect them from scratches.

Smartwatches

Watch screen protectors and applicator tools guard smartwatch displays. The Apple Watch Screen Protector Film Applicator Tool for S4-S10 Ultra costs $20.88.

Handheld game consoles

Tempered glass protectors keep console screens clear and scratch-free, even when the console travels in a bag.

Laptops and tablets

Camera privacy covers slide over laptop and tablet cameras. The Universal Metal Camera Privacy Cover for Laptops, Tablets, and Smartphones costs $20.59.

Tablet Accessories

Many mobile accessories also suit tablets.

Cases and covers

Folio cases protect the screen and fold into a stand for watching and typing. Rugged cases suit children and travel.

Screen protectors

Tempered glass and matte paper-feel protectors suit drawing, note-taking and reading.

Stands and holders

Adjustable stands hold tablets at eye level for video calls, recipes and reading.

Keyboards and styluses

Bluetooth keyboards turn a tablet into a laptop-style device, and styluses suit note-taking and drawing. Check compatibility with your exact model.

Audio Accessories

Audio mobile accessories help you listen on the move.

Wireless earbuds and cases

Earbuds pair over Bluetooth, and protective cases stop the charging case getting scratched or lost.

Headphone adapters

Phones without a headphone jack need a USB-C or other adapter for wired headphones.

Listening safely

Keep the volume at a comfortable level and take breaks, since loud sound over long periods can damage hearing.

Checking Compatibility

Mobile accessories only work if they match your device, so compatibility comes first.

Find your exact model

Check your phone's settings for the model name, including Pro, Plus, Max or Ultra. Small differences in size and camera layout matter.

Read the compatibility list

Listings often name several models. Make sure yours is listed, and choose it from the model or size menu.

Check ports and charging

Confirm whether your phone uses USB-C or another connector, and whether it supports wireless or magnetic charging.

Check case and protector together

Choose case-friendly screen protectors, or buy a case and protector designed to work together.

Mobile Accessories for Different Users

The best mobile accessories depend on how you use your phone.

Students

A tough case, a power bank for long days and a desk stand for online classes cover most needs. Wallet cases help carry a student card.

Professionals

Privacy screen protectors, a slim magnetic wallet, a charging station on the desk and a fast travel charger keep work flowing.

Gamers

Matte screen protectors reduce glare and fingerprints, gaming grip cases improve comfort, and a high-capacity power bank keeps sessions going.

Photographers and creators

Clip-on lenses, a stable stand or tripod and a camera lens protector help you shoot better photos and videos.

Travellers

A 10,000mAh power bank, a compact multi-port charger, spare cables and a phone lanyard or wallet case make trips easier.

Drivers

A secure car mount with charging keeps maps in view and your phone topped up.

Families with children

Thick shockproof cases, tempered glass and parental supervision of small parts protect phones and tablets used by children.

Older users

Large-grip cases, stands, wallet cases and simple wireless charging pads make phones easier to hold and charge.

Outdoor lovers

Rugged cases, power banks, monoculars and lanyards suit hiking, camping and festivals.

Understanding Compatibility Labels

Listing titles use a few common phrases.

"Compatible with"

"Compatible with" means the accessory is made to fit or work with the named device, but isn't made by that device's maker.

"Universal"

Universal accessories, such as stands, mounts and USB-C cables, work with many phones. Check size and weight limits for mounts.

Model ranges

Titles like "for iPhone 12 to 16" cover several models. Choose your exact model from the menu, since sizes differ within a range.

Port types

Make sure the connector matches your device, such as USB-C, and that wireless accessories match your phone's charging standard.

How to Choose Mobile Accessories

Follow these steps to build the right kit:

1. List your devices and their exact models.
2. Start with protection: a case and a screen protector.
3. Add charging: a fast charger, a quality cable and a power bank if you travel.
4. Add convenience: a stand, car mount or wallet case.
5. Add creative tools such as lenses if you enjoy photography.
6. Check compatibility, ratings and safety information on every listing.
7. Compare prices and choose quality where it matters most, such as chargers and cables.

Build Your Mobile Accessories Kit

A few well-chosen mobile accessories cover most needs.

Everyday kit

A protective case, a tempered glass protector and a fast charger with a good cable cover the basics for almost everyone.

Commuter kit

Add a privacy screen protector, a slim power bank and a wallet case so you can leave your bulky wallet at home.

Driver kit

Add a car mount with charging, a car charger and a short cable kept in the car.

Travel kit

Add a compact multi-port charger, a 10,000mAh power bank, spare cables and a lens kit for photos.

Home office kit

Add a desk stand, a charging station and a camera privacy cover for a tidy, comfortable workspace.

Mobile Photography Tips

The right mobile accessories help, but technique matters too.

Light

Shoot near a window or outdoors in soft light. Avoid harsh midday sun when you can, and use a small reflector or white card to fill shadows.

Stability

Use a stand, tripod or steady surface for low light and telephoto shots, and use the timer to avoid shake.

Composition

Turn on the camera grid and place your subject along the lines for balanced photos, and keep the horizon straight.

Clean lenses

Wipe the phone camera and any clip-on lens with a microfibre cloth before shooting.

Organising Your Mobile Accessories

A tidy setup makes mobile accessories easier to find and use.

At home

Keep a charging station on the bedside table and a stand on your desk. Use cable clips to stop cords falling behind furniture.

In your bag

Store cables, a charger and a power bank in a small pouch so they don't tangle or get damaged by keys.

In the car

Keep a car charger and a short cable in the glovebox or door pocket, so you're never stuck with a flat battery on the road.

Accessories for Video Calls and Remote Work

A few mobile accessories make calls from your phone look and sound better.

Stable stand

A stand at eye level avoids unflattering angles and frees your hands for notes.

Good light

Face a window or soft lamp, and avoid bright light behind you.

Steady power

Keep the phone on a charging stand or plugged in for long calls, since video drains the battery quickly.

Privacy

A camera privacy cover on laptops and tablets blocks the camera when you're not on a call.

Mobile Accessories for Children

If children use phones or tablets, choose mobile accessories with safety in mind.

Tough protection

Thick shockproof cases with raised edges and tempered glass protectors survive frequent drops.

Small parts

Keep glass protectors, lens kits, adapters and button batteries away from young children, who may swallow small parts.

Cables and chargers

Unplug chargers when not in use, and don't let children chew or play with cables.

Mobile Accessories Safety

Most mobile accessories are safe, but a few precautions help.

Battery and charging safety

• Use quality chargers and cables that match your devices.
• Don't charge on soft surfaces like beds, where heat can't escape.
• Stop using any charger, cable or power bank that's damaged, swollen or very hot.
• Keep devices dry, and never charge a wet phone.

Magnets and medical devices

Magnetic cases, chargers and mounts contain strong magnets. The FDA recommends keeping phones and other electronics with strong magnets at least six inches from implanted medical devices, especially defibrillators.

Children

Keep small parts, glass protectors and button batteries away from young children.

Caring for Your Mobile Accessories

A little care helps mobile accessories last.

• Clean screens with a microfibre cloth and screen-safe spray, not household cleaners.
• Wash silicone cases in warm soapy water and dry them fully.
• Coil cables loosely, without sharp bends near the connectors.
• Keep lenses capped when not in use.
• Store power banks partly charged in a cool, dry place.
• Replace cracked protectors promptly, before sharp edges cause injury.

When to Replace Mobile Accessories

Replace mobile accessories when they show signs of wear:

• Cables that are frayed, bent near the plug or only charge at certain angles.
• Chargers that get very hot, smell or charge slowly.
• Power banks that swell, leak or no longer hold a charge.
• Screen protectors that are cracked, chipped or lifting at the edges.
• Cases that are loose, cracked or badly yellowed.
• Mounts that no longer hold the phone securely.

Mobile Accessories Glossary

These terms appear often in listings.

• mAh: milliamp-hours, a measure of battery capacity.
• Wh: watt-hours, the energy rating airlines use for batteries.
• USB-C PD: a fast-charging standard for USB-C devices.
• Qi: the common standard for wireless charging pads.
• GaN: gallium nitride, a material that makes chargers smaller and cooler.
• 9H: a pencil hardness rating for scratch resistance.
• Anti-peep: another name for privacy screen protectors.
• Case-friendly: a protector that leaves room for a case.
• OTG: On-The-Go, which lets a phone connect to USB drives and accessories.
• Macro: a lens that focuses very close to the subject.
• Telephoto: a lens that magnifies distant subjects.
• Monocular: a single-tube telescope for viewing distant objects.
• TPU: a flexible, shock-absorbing plastic used in cases.

Common Mistakes When Buying Mobile Accessories

A few mistakes cause most returns:

• Choosing the wrong model, such as a Pro protector for a Pro Max phone.
• Buying a protector that isn't case-friendly, so the edges lift.
• Using a low-watt charger with a fast-charging phone.
• Using thick or metal cases with wireless charging.
• Buying a large power bank without checking airline limits.
• Skipping cable ratings for laptops.

Making Mobile Accessories Last

Looking after mobile accessories saves money and reduces waste.

Buy for quality

Choose well-made chargers, cables and cases that will last through several phones.

Choose universal options

USB-C cables and chargers, universal stands and mounts work across many devices, so you can keep them when you upgrade.

Recycle electronics

Take old chargers, cables and power banks to an electronics or battery recycling point, never household rubbish.

Pass them on

Cases and protectors for older phones can be donated with the phone or passed to family members.

Mobile Accessories as Gifts

Mobile accessories make useful gifts for birthdays, holidays and new phone owners. Charging stations, power banks, wallet cases and lens kits are easy to give and get used every day.

Check the recipient's phone model before buying a case or screen protector, or choose universal gifts such as stands, chargers and cleaning kits.

How Much Do Mobile Accessories Cost?

Our mobile accessories start from $10.00. Of 207 listings, 54 start under $20, 122 start between $20 and $30, 16 start between $30 and $50, 13 start between $50 and $100, and 2 start at $100 or more.

Here's what each price band typically buys:

• Under $20: cases, wallet cases, phone lenses, car mounts and basic power banks.
• $20 to $30: tempered glass and privacy protectors, earbud and tracker cases, and stands.
• $30 to $50: wireless chargers, telephoto lenses and larger power banks.
• $50 and up: multi-device charging stations and specialist optics.

Standard US shipping is free on every order.

Shipping, Returns and Support

We ship mobile accessories to US addresses only, and standard shipping is free. Most orders arrive within 6 to 32 business days, and you can track your order once it ships.

Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery if the item is new, unused and in its original packaging, with no restocking fee. Read the full terms in our return policy, and contact our support team if your order arrives damaged.

Mobile Accessories FAQs

What are the most essential mobile accessories?

Start with a protective case, a tempered glass screen protector, a fast charger and a quality cable. Add a power bank if you travel or use your phone heavily, and a car mount if you rely on maps while driving. These mobile accessories cover most daily needs.

Is tempered glass better than plastic film?

Tempered glass usually protects better against impact and feels more like the original screen. Plastic film is thinner and flexible, so it suits curved screens and budget buyers, but it offers less protection from drops and cracks. Both are popular mobile accessories.

Do privacy screen protectors work?

Yes. They narrow the viewing angle, so people beside you see a dark screen while you see it clearly from the front. They can make the screen look slightly dimmer, so you may need to raise the brightness a little indoors.

What does 9H hardness mean on a screen protector?

9H refers to a pencil hardness scratch test used by many makers. It describes how well the surface resists scratches, not how well the glass survives a drop. Most tempered glass protectors carry this rating, so compare thickness and fit as well.

Will a screen protector work with my case?

Choose a case-friendly protector that stops just short of the screen edges. Full-cover protectors can lift or crack if a tight case presses on their edges, so check the listing or buy a matching case and protector designed to work together.

Is it safe to use a higher-watt charger?

Yes, as long as it's a quality charger. Phones only draw the power they support, so a higher-watt USB-C PD charger is safe and can also charge tablets and laptops that need more power, which means fewer mobile accessories to carry.

Does wireless charging damage my battery?

Wireless charging creates a little more heat than a cable, and heat can wear batteries over time. Use a quality pad, remove thick cases and avoid charging under pillows or in hot places to keep temperatures down and protect long-term battery health.

Can I take a power bank on a plane?

Yes, in your carry-on only. The FAA limits lithium-ion power banks to 100Wh each without airline approval, which covers most power banks up to about 26,800mAh. Power banks aren't allowed in checked bags, and some airlines limit using them during flights or require them to stay visible.

Do clip-on phone lenses really work?

Yes. Wide-angle, macro and telephoto lenses change your phone's field of view and focus. Line them up carefully over the main camera, keep them clean and use a steady hand or tripod for the sharpest results, especially with telephoto lenses.

Are magnetic accessories safe with a pacemaker?

The FDA recommends keeping phones and electronics with strong magnets at least six inches from implanted medical devices, especially implanted defibrillators. Don't carry magnetic mobile accessories in a pocket over the device, and ask your doctor or cardiologist for advice.

How long does shipping take?

Most orders arrive within 6 to 32 business days of being placed. That covers 1 to 2 business days of handling and 5 to 30 business days in transit. Standard shipping is free on every order, and we currently ship to US addresses only.

Can I return mobile accessories?

Yes, within 30 days of delivery, if the item is new, unused and in its original packaging. Email support@globalswanky.com with your order number, the product name and the reason for the return, then wait for return instructions. There's no restocking fee.

Find the Right Mobile Accessories

Choosing mobile accessories comes down to three checks: compatibility with your exact device, the protection and charging you need, and safety ratings you can trust. Start with a case, a screen protector and a fast charger, then add extras as you need them.

Ready to choose? Scroll up to the product grid and filter by type. For more, browse our chargers, wireless chargers, screen protectors and phones and accessories collections.